Fire-base showing erratic response in different bucket names

[Kumar_Mohan]

Please help me…
In my project i am trying to take data from Firebase by changing bucket values…

Global Worker_list…is a dynamic list contains DB bucket names. This may contain more than one items…

From this list i am trying to collect data by changing the bucket names using the block “for each name in list”…

Every time…i will change the bucket name, and get tag list, then filtered some item from taglist and collect the data of that tag…

Problem is…
If Global Worker_list contain only one item ever thing is working fine…
If Global Worker_list contains more than one item some unexpected quantity is getting as data…

My blocks are given below

i am suspecting that…
the loop using “for each name in list”. is completing the loop before waiting to get the value of tag list and data value (The result of other two blocks)

please help me

[bestprintsf (Leandro Z)]

I can’t understand where the error is (this time)
can I suggest you any changes ?
If when app start you store all the tag and the values in tiny db.
Next read tiny db, set tag and values in two different lists. you would not need to read firebase continuously.

Thinks about the future, with many user in your app this happens:

Reduce costs in the firebase component

Hi, I use the Firebase Database component in my app, I slowly started paying more and more money on the database (I already reached 345$ In one month), I wanted to ask how to use less data (use less data = less money), can you add a decision option To turn Data Changed on or off? In my opinion if Data Changed works (and it always works) then the amount of data download will be high even if the component is not used (even if it is only in the component list but not used)

[Kumar_Mohan]

Thank you for your response & suggestion…

After two day research on this problem i came to the following conclusions.

1. While calling the method “Get Tag List” the block will send a query to DB and proceed further, It will not wait to get data from DB. This will trigger the event “When DB Tag List” and so on.

2. Provided the method is not waiting it will continue for 2nd and 3rd cycle of loop.

3. So loops by the method “for each name in list” will go on continue and finish.

4. While executing the event “When DB .Got value” of the first query, the bucket value might have changed by the loop operation. (Reason 1,2 &3).

5. So the global variable “global Search_data” will get non related bucket value along with some other data…

These are only my conclusion…

i am not sure…

If this conclusion is right, try to modify Kodular with a suitable block, which will wait for the result of first DB query and proceed accordingly.

Your suggestion TinyDB is good…

Thank you

[Kumar_Mohan]

My assumption was right…
As per that conclusion i tried the following blocks & i succeeded…
i used a “Hidden_search” button…(Visibility disabled button)

Global count is a variable which contains number of DB bucket items, which is used to control the loop.

Now i got the result as what i expected…